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Dax Devil

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Increase in lot size means less noise in lower time frame, good for intraday players
what you call noise is actually liquidity coupled with volatility. So in order have less noise, liquidity has to come down as well to balance out the equation. Only way to achieve such balance is to have a wide ask-bid spread. Infact, lower time frame trading would be account killer.
 

TraderRavi

low risk profile
It wud be business as usual as 90% of vols are generated by institutions. This rule to weed out retailers, I don't think there wud be any difference in liquidity....
there was a thread for stock trading by greet (deleted now).
I made portfolio in moneycontrol (paper trading) of the stocks suggested in that thread , portfolio still up by 33% , while nifty gone down from that time. :lol:
 

Dax Devil

Well-Known Member
It wud be business as usual as 90% of vols are generated by institutions. This rule to weed out retailers, I don't think there wud be any difference in liquidity....
90% vol by institutions? If you don't mind me asking where do you get all these nonsensical statements. From that cartoonish CNBC? More importantly, on what basis you believe in them without raising an eyebrow?
 

rahulmalik

You only lose what you cling to.
90% vol by institutions? If you don't mind me asking where do you get all these nonsensical statements. From that cartoonish CNBC? More importantly, on what basis you believe in them without raising an eyebrow?
True Dax.

For all new users - Please refer to daily FO trade volumes / OI on NSE website. That will tell you who is doing what.

However, Pareto's rule may still apply. 20% retailers contributing to 80% of volumes :D
 

rahulmalik

You only lose what you cling to.
its 19k for intraday , for positional 48k.

Thanks Ravi. I just noticed, that the changes bring NF / BNF at par, in terms of margin requirement.

Also, in the same margin now it is NF-BNF - 75-30 ; earlier if we consider the margins it was approx 50-25. So this change, also makes the point gain little more attractive in Nifty than before (keeping the margin requirement as benchmark).
 

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